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NCEM CRIS Kit Training

DEN Systems traveled to the North Carolina Emergency Management Training Facility to provide training on the DEN Software Suite for emergency management professionals from across the state.
Representatives from Cleveland, Swain, Carteret, Edgecombe, Robeson, and Davie counties participated in hands-on training focused on strengthening communications, coordination, and continuity of operations during emergencies. The session also included demonstrations of our CRIS Kits, designed to support continuity and response when regular infrastructure fails.
Thank you to everyone who participated! We appreciate the opportunity to support North Carolina’s emergency management community and help equip teams with the tools they need to stay connected during critical incidents.

Brandy Osborne, MPA, Amanda Winans, Brian Barnes, Mark Rasdall, Andy Wittman, Earl Struble, Ellie Struble, Gregory Hauser, North Carolina Emergency Management

NC EOC Group Photo

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DEN Systems at the 2025 NCEMA Fall Conference

We’re on the road and heading just down the street from our home turf in Wilmington!

The DEN Systems team is excited to be part of the NCEMA Fall Conference, October 28–30, where we’ll be revealing new partnerships and integrated solutions powered by DEN Systems.

As always, our focus is helping agencies stay connected, coordinated, and ready for anything. Stop by, meet the team, and see how DEN is driving the future of resilient communications and situational awareness across North Carolina.

#DENSystems #NCEMA2025 #EmergencyManagement #ResilientComms #PublicSafety #TheDENDifference #DataInABox

Earl Struble

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2025 Kentucky Emergency Services Conference

DEN Systems Attends the Kentucky Emergency Management Services Conference

DEN Systems was honored to participate in the 2025 Kentucky Emergency Management Services Conference (KESC) in Louisville, a premier gathering for emergency management professionals, public safety leaders, 911 community members, and industry partners across the region.

Throughout the event, our team engaged with Kentucky’s ESF-2 leadership, local and state emergency managers, 911 directors, and incident management team representatives. These discussions focused on enhancing communications resilience, preparedness planning, and strengthening operational continuity during disaster response.

Our presence at KESC highlighted The DEN Difference demonstrating how deployable and reliable communications platforms support agencies in maintaining command, control, and situational awareness when it matters most.

The conference was an invaluable opportunity to collaborate with decision-makers, exchange best practices, and further partnerships that will advance emergency response capabilities in Kentucky and beyond.

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Real World Incidents

Hurricane Helene Starlink Guide for First Responders

To support First Responders and Emergency Services in the response to Hurricane Helene we have released a Starlink Guide for First Responders available in PDF form with pictures and without pictures for slow connections. They are available here for public use and unlimited distribution.

*** Please note that Starlink products and service plans change often and the information in this guide will expire. This guide was last updated Oct 5, 2024. This guide is meant to be used as a reference and should not be relied upon for life-saving operations or major purchasing decisions. Please use common sense in your decision making and do not stake the success of your operations on the information found in this guide as it is published as a free best-effort product. Politac LLC is not affiliated with Starlink.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information contact Starlink Support at:

https://support.starlink.com

Starlink Guide for First Responders V1.0 with Pictures
https://www.densystems.com/publications/HurricaneHeleneStarlinkFirstResponderGuideWPictures_V1.0.pdf

Starlink Guide for First Responders V1.0 without Pictures
https://www.densystems.com/publications/HurricaneHeleneStarlinkFirstResponderGuideNoPictures_V1.0.pdf

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New Products & Features

Introducing: DEN XL

Today we are very excited to publicly announce the release of DEN XL, the fastest and most capable DEN case yet! DEN XL runs the same DEN software suite but is capable of supporting twice as many simultaneous users. Designed to back up small to medium sized EOCs or support large command posts, DEN XL can provide online and offline services to up to 250 devices.

Upgraded Network Equipment
Cradlepoint IBR-1700 with MC-400 modem for load balancing and extended automatic failover capabilities. Supports 250 devices for super-fast cellular Internet access and blazing-fast local DEN software access.

Upgraded Server
The DEN XL contains our fasted mini-server yet, about twice as powerful as a Mac Book Pro. With the extra power comes faster access to DEN software and services and the capability of supporting more simultaneous users.

Massive Antenna Array
Not a single antenna is visible on the DEN XL, but that absolutely does not mean they are not there. Inside the lid are two antenna panels containing 8 cellular antennas, 2 GNSS antennas, and 6 WiFi antennas. The antenna panels are engineered to prevent interference between antennas providing better quality signals and faster connections.

Larger Battery
To support all of the upgraded hardware we added a bigger battery. Just like all DEN products the DEN XL uses a LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery that lasts longer than other battery types and does not develop a charging memory. This means that DEN products can run while plugged into the charger 24/7 without loss of storage capacity.

Mesh Networking Compatibility
DEN XL is compatible with Ubiquiti Unifi mesh network products which allow for massive expansion of the DEN network over large areas and to an even more connected devices and users.

Access to All DEN Software and Services
– Raptor User Management
– Pelorus Collaborative Mapping
– DEN Chat
– DEN File Server
– SARTopo Offline
– DEN VOIP Phone System

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About DEN

EOC Backup with DEN

Seattle Emergency Operations Center – Wikimedia Commons

A common use case for DEN is to back up Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs). Before, during, or after a disaster is not the time to face technical limitations or lose capabilities due to loss of power, loss of an Internet connection, or loss of facilities.

DEN acts as an always-on backup that can provide teams with a high-speed Internet connection through the cellular network, local WiFi access to mission-critical collaboration tools without any Internet connection, and act as an offline repository for important documents, maps, and files. Even if a facility is lost, DEN can be easily carried to a new location to resume work without missing a beat.

To help back up an EOC, DEN can:

  • Provide a backup Internet connection over cellular networks
  • Provide access to mission-critical applications with no Internet connection including: file sharing, chat, collaborative mapping, and SARTopo
  • Last up to 30 hours between charges
  • Be easily carried between locations in harsh and unforgiving conditions (even while it’s still running)


If you have any questions about using DEN to back up your EOC, let us know!

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